FTF without a doubt. I saw it in London when it was first released in the theatre back in 1998. we were ten fans in Leicester square back then and there was no premiere. *iz nostalgeek*
I like IWTB like I like an average X-F episode. But FTF for all its flaws still makes my heart beat when I watch it on telly. The plot is utterly preposterous but the picture itself is gorgeous, lots of shots in there are icon worthy. And Mulder and Scully are so very pretty, with their awesome suits and Scully got those amazing shoes and I'm not even a shoe person! In FTF they don't look like something the cat dragged in and I'm so shallow I'm gonna stop talking right now....
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Date: 2009-05-20 06:45 pm (UTC)FTF without a doubt. I saw it in London when it was first released in the theatre back in 1998. we were ten fans in Leicester square back then and there was no premiere. *iz nostalgeek*
I like IWTB like I like an average X-F episode. But FTF for all its flaws still makes my heart beat when I watch it on telly. The plot is utterly preposterous but the picture itself is gorgeous, lots of shots in there are icon worthy. And Mulder and Scully are so very pretty, with their awesome suits and Scully got those amazing shoes and I'm not even a shoe person! In FTF they don't look like something the cat dragged in and I'm so shallow I'm gonna stop talking right now....
And two words really: HALLWAY SCENE.
I rest my case. *nods firmly*